This has been quite a day in the writing world, at least for people I know. and have both acquired agents, at least 50% of them in a totally non-traditional (but very typical for them) way. *laughs* Congratulations to both of them! My thinks to do list does not keep getting shorter as I get things done. It just changes. That’s not fair. I want it to disappear! Maybe I need two lists. One for day to day stuff and one for the big stuff. *eyes the page layout* Hn.…
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I just delivered the HEART OF STONE manuscript to my editor. Jeez. I feel like I should have something else to say after that. Something celebratory or squeeing or THANK GOD or something, but the flat statement is all I can work myself up to. It’s *done*, and I don’t have to *think* about it for at least several more weeks and probably more like a few months. Thank God. :) I think I’m going to work on Chance #4 some later this afternoon, and then tomorrow I’ll start dealing…
cheetahs!
3 perfectly happy cheetahs, lying around… …until somebody else comes along and makes *nobody* happy with the end results! :)
back to the grindstone
Man. I’d been thinking of taking one more day off, to make it a full week off, but I donno. I’ve got to finish HEART OF STONE revisions, do THE PHOENIX LAW revisions, and write HOUSE OF CARDS before Matrice gets the COYOTE DREAMS revisions to me (those will be interesting. She says on the one hand the ms is really clean and on the other she’s got some issues, so she’s trying to balance those out. Since that’s kind of how I feel about it, that’ll be, well, interesting.…
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We had a totally excellent weekend, which, if I wrote up in exhaustive detail, would be fun, but I’m too damned tired to right now and experience tells me if I don’t do it right away I never will. So you all are spared most of the details. :) Everybody arrived around 3pm on Saturday and we hung out for a little bit, then trucked down into Cobh so Deirdre and Gavin (and Breic and Seirid, but less so) could see the town, which they admired profusely, as they ought…